Sensis DWF0114FSDW Dishwasher - White

Sensis DWF0114FSDW Dishwasher - White

Washing your dishes has never been easier, thanks to the Sensis DWF0114FS dishwasher. Adjustable settings and a choice of programmes will give you sparkling clean crockery in no time.

As this model is exclusive to Euronics, you won’t be able to purchase it from any other retailer.

Brilliant Programmes
There are five modes and four temperature settings on the DWF0114FS, so choosing the right cycle for your dishes is simple. Programmes include:

* Half Load
* Hygiene 70
* Super 50’ 65°C
* Eco

When you’re in a hurry, the Super 50’ option will wash a full load in just 50 minutes – ideal if you’re having family or friends over. The Half Load function can save energy and water consumption when you're washing half or smaller loads. And, the special Hygiene 70 cycle eliminates 99.99% of bacteria at high temperatures which is perfect for baby items.

You’ll find 14 place settings in this dishwasher, offering plenty of room for cutlery, glasses, plates, and more. The upper basket is height adjustable, even when fully loaded, to help you fit in different-shaped kitchenware. There’s a knife shelf and cutlery basket too, to keep things organised.

Special Features
Finding wet crockery at the end of the cycle can be a pain. That’s why the Super Active Drying function offers 10% more efficient drying performance, so all you have to do is put the items away. Plus, thanks to Auto Door, the door will automatically open at the end of the Eco programme, releasing hot air and improving drying efficiency. To use this function with other cycles, simply press the button.

To keep the DWF0114FS in good working order, the SelfClean function removes residual soils, odours, white spots, and other dirt without the need for detergents. What’s more, the Aqua Zone feature uses less water to help you keep an eye on your bills.

With a full-colour LED screen, child lock, time delay, and indicator lights, this Sensis appliance is ideal for busy families. Order yours from Chapmans today.